China Generation Next

China, the rising dragon's attracting world's attention, the 21st cencury's considered as the Golden Age of China. Plenty of Chinese're going abroad & studying in the prestigious universities, such as LSE, Imperial.

British Born Chinese, another shinning spot among the Chinese who're search better life abroad.

We're asking do they leave their cultural identity behind? Do they keep their emotional feeling of getting close touch as Chinese?

More information:
http://yixiangzeng.blogspot.com/

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• documentary

[CrossingofCultures]

This is an interesting account of the experiences of people crossing cultures. These stories are so valuable in gaining an understanding of the issues surrounding being included and excluded from host communities. Well done.

[moonphoenix1]

@ulleule

I too want to move to China, but first I have to brush up on my Mandarin.

[ulleule]

soon its time to return to china... ! ONE CHINA ONE DREAM!

[q1ax]

yea so true.  Westerners are very racist, u wouldnt want to stick around them

[couchpotato25]

That's true, I'm an overseas chinese and, like many of my friends, am considering the option of migrating back to major Chinese cities (Beijing, Shanghai, HK). The potential for growth makes up for the relatively dirty air. Besides, it always feels good to have lots of other Chinese people around :)

This video is outdated lol.

[JackieChan1230]

What's the point of this video for?

To tell the world that chinese prefer to live in western countries & speak english? Eating nasty greasy western food?

Bull shit...!

In the 21st century, many oversea chinese had now already started to migrate back to china, to serve their own motherland & become benefited from its awesome economic growth.

"no money no talk".

Western countries now got no money. China has money. Migration trend is of course toward china.